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00:00May I ask a question? Interfax news agency, Lana Samsonia. Over the weekend, you visited

00:07one of the command posts of the Joint Group of Forces and focused on the capture of the

00:11city of Krasnormaisk. It is currently under the complete control of the Russian Armed Forces.

00:18Why is this city so important? This city has been and continues to be held in high regard

00:25by both the Ukrainian side and the Russian Armed Forces. It truly is of particular importance

00:36because, uh, this city is not just a large infrastructure facility connected to an entire

00:42network of means of communication with the region. But, uh, the most important thing is

00:54that, overall, speaking in military terms, it is a good springboard for achieving all

01:00the objectives set at the beginning of the special military operation.

01:09That is, from here, from this springboard, from this sector, the Russian Army is easily

01:14able to advance in all directions, which the general staff considers the most promising.

01:19That's precisely why it's always been designated as a priority by the Ukrainian side in the

01:29Donetsk People's Republic. And by our armed forces, too, along with a number of other Ukrainian

01:36outposts. And it was also one of the most powerful Ukrainian outposts. And today, it's entirely in the

01:45hands of the Russian army, as the commander of the sender group recently reported.

01:53This question apparently arises because there are still doubts about whether this is actually true.

02:00Well, if anyone has doubts, we've already discussed this, and I've already proposed it.

02:05And what did I propose?

02:07You're foreign and even Ukrainian colleagues, please, we're ready to grant Ukrainian journalists

02:15the right to visit the city of Krasnormaisk and see for themselves.

02:24What's happening there, and who really controls that town?

02:27I remember when we did this a few weeks ago, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry issued a warning,

02:36saying that the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry was categorically opposed, and began threatening

02:41journalists, and so on.

02:45But right now, the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has nothing to do with this,

02:49since the city is entirely in the hands of the Russian armed forces.

02:53Of course, there are certain levels of danger, given that there are close-in areas and drones

03:02are constantly in the air, but our Russian war correspondents are working.

03:13I'm sure there are people in the West who honestly fulfill their professional duties and

03:17are ready to objectively inform their listeners and readers about what's happening in the world,

03:22including in Ukraine.

03:29Therefore, we will do everything to ensure their safety, but we are ready to take them to all the

03:34districts of Krasnormaisk.

03:39The same applies to Kupiansk.

03:42Hello, Vladimir Vladimirovich, regarding Kupiansk.

03:45They simply didn't allow it, as Alexander Yershlyev said yesterday, when Zelensky stated that the

03:49Ukrainian armed forces are still in Kupiansk, what do you think he meant by that, you should

03:53ask him, because Kupiansk has been in our hands for several days now, or rather, for several weeks now.

04:01It seems to me that the Ukrainian leadership is currently preoccupied with other matters than

04:06the situation in the combat zone.

04:10In fact, it seems like they live on another planet.

04:15Besides, being constantly on the move, um, begging for money, they probably have no time for current

04:22affairs, neither in the economy nor at the front.

04:25As for Kupiansk, Kupiansk consists of two parts, one part, the larger one, the main part of the city

04:34center, is on the right bank of the river.

04:40The smaller part is on the left bank.

04:46Russian troops control both the right bank part entirely and the left bank part, also entirely.

04:55And a little further south along the river, there is another settlement called Kupiansk-Uzlova.

05:05There are, I think, 2,000 buildings there.

05:11There is fighting going on there.

05:13600 buildings, somewhere around 1,000 already, well, 600 to 650 in the hands of the Russian army.

05:20They are advancing.

05:21I think that in a few days we will also take this settlement, but it is a separate settlement.

05:30And besides everything else, I would like to remind you that an enemy group of 15 battalions

05:35is blocked on the left bank of the river.

05:40Ah, and Russian troops have begun to eliminate it.

05:43Alayna Nefadova, news.

05:49You will soon meet with Steve Witkoff, who came to Moscow specifically for this.

05:54In fact, the negotiation process is currently only taking place with the American side.

05:59Why are the Europeans silent?

06:00Why are they so removed from this process?

06:02Well, the Europeans are not silent.

06:04They are offended that they have been, so to speak, removed from the negotiations.

06:08But I want to point out that no one removed them.

06:11They removed themselves.

06:13After all, we had close contact with them at one time.

06:17Then they abruptly cut off contact with Russia.

06:20It was their initiative.

06:22Why did they do this?

06:27Because they've adopted the idea of inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia and, apparently,

06:32still live in these illusions, although they understand in their heads that this is long

06:37in the past, that it couldn't have happened.

06:43Ah, they've been engaging in wishful thinking all along, but they can't admit it to themselves,

06:48they don't want to.

06:50They've removed themselves from this process.

06:53That's the first thing.

06:54Second, seeing that the results today aren't to their liking, they've begun to hinder the

07:02current U.S. administration and President Trump from achieving peace.

07:11Through negotiations.

07:14They themselves have rejected peace talks and are hindering President Trump.

07:20Third, they have no peace agenda.

07:25They're on the side of war.

07:29And even when they try to supposedly make some changes to Trump's proposal, we clearly

07:34see it.

07:41All these changes are aimed at one thing.

07:44Blocking the entire peace process altogether, putting forward demands that are absolutely

07:49unacceptable to Russia, they know this, and thereby blaming Russia for

07:53curtailing the peace process, that's their goal.

08:03We see this clearly.

08:09Therefore, if they really want to return to reality, based on the situation that is developing

08:14on the ground, as I have said in such cases, then go ahead, we will allow it.

08:19Regarding Syart's statement, can I ask one more question?

08:26Syart said today that we could find ourselves in a state of war with Europe.

08:30Just today, he said that NATO, its European part, intends to bring its troops to full combat

08:34readiness by 2029, and by 2030 there is a risk of armed conflict.

08:39This is, in fact, a very serious matter, almost sensational.

08:42What is your attitude towards this?

08:44Are we preparing for something?

08:46Indeed.

08:47We are not going to war with Europe.

08:49I have already said this a hundred times.

08:51But if Europe suddenly wants to fight us and starts, we are ready right now.

08:58There can be no doubt about that.

09:00The only question is what?

09:02If Europe suddenly starts a war itself, it seems to me that it will happen very quickly.

09:07This is not Ukraine.

09:11We're acting surgically with Ukraine, carefully, so that, well, it's clear, right?

09:19This isn't war in the direct, modern sense of the word.

09:25If Europe suddenly wants to start a war with us and does, a situation could very quickly arise

09:31in which we won't have anyone to negotiate with.

09:33Our own channel 1.

09:36Please comment on the attacks on tankers off the coast of Turkey.

09:40Just today, another such incident occurred.

09:43Well, to be honest, I haven't even received the information yet.

09:47I know that this happened.

09:49Attacks on tankers in neutral, or even not neutral, waters, but in the special economic

09:54zone of another state, a third state.

09:57This is piracy, nothing less.

09:59So, they, the Ukrainian armed forces, previously tried to strike our ports, our seaports.

10:06We responded, precisely.

10:09We did not begin these operations with such strikes.

10:13I assure you that they are much more effective and powerful.

10:17And this primarily concerned those vessels, ships that were delivering military property,

10:24equipment, and ammunition to Ukraine.

10:26And we hit exactly where we wanted, as evidenced by the secondary explosions we observed through

10:36aerial reconnaissance.

10:39But, uh, what the Ukrainian armed forces are doing now is piracy.

10:45What countermeasures can we take?

10:47First, we will expand the range of such strikes against port facilities and ships, ships calling

10:54at Ukrainian ports.

10:58First, second.

11:00If this continues, we will consider the possibility, I'm not saying we will do this, but we will

11:06consider the possibility of retaliatory measures against the vessels of those countries that

11:11are helping Ukraine carry out these hellish actions.

11:13Well, the most radical option is to cut Ukraine off from the sea, then it will be impossible

11:19for it to engage in piracy, in principle.

11:22But this is all escalating.

11:27I hope that, uh, the Ukrainian military leadership, the political leadership, and those behind them,

11:33will consider whether this practice is worth continuing.

11:38Very much.

11:40Yeah.

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